Grocery Stores near Ripton, VT

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  1. 1192 Vermont Rte 125, Ripton VT 05766

    4.8 Superb 56 reviews

    “Super sweet stop that has everything you want in a rural country store. Places like this are why I love living in Vermont. Greeted with a smile, quaint but thorough selections, and there was a sweet little dog to greet me when I walked in. Good selection of local honey and maple syrup - they even had the robust grade - when you can't get the actual grade B anymore, this is the next best thing. Keep doing what you're doing.”

  2. 9 Washington St, Middlebury VT 05753

    4.6 Superb 98 reviews

    “I love this place. The cozy vibes, the close-knit community, the healthy and organic wide variety of food options, and not to mention the parking lot is family friendly and disability-accessible as well. My reasoning for giving 4/5 stars would be because of the high prices, small crowdy aisles that are difficult to walk through, and the unwelcome vibe I feel when I purchase my groceries. Whenever I go up to a cashier, no matter who it is, I get a judgy look after I answer that I don’t have a membership. I feel judged and intimidated sort of. But other than that, I love this little store, it has lots of food and products that I love. And it is also great for autistic folks such as myself.”

  3. 260 Court St ste 6, Middlebury VT 05753

    4.1 Good 122 reviews

    “I would like to thank the employee who spent a lot of time helping me look for my shopping bags after someone switched carts with me yesterday, taking away my 5 shopping bags. I am sorry I didn't ask for the employee's name. She didn't stop looking until she found them where some thoughtless person had just left them on the floor. I was very glad to get my shopping bags back, and appreciated her effort very much.”

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  5. 3 Elm St, Middlebury VT 05753

    4.2 Good 53 reviews

    “Great sandwiches, fantastic customer service, a great local option. My grandmother shopped at the original Greg’s for decades, so glad to have this option for my grocery needs today.”

  6. 260 Court St ste 6, Middlebury VT 05753

    4 Good 79 reviews

    “This is a great store. Always very clean, great selection, and amazing customer service. Prices are a little steep but they have a rewards program that evens it out. It’s been my go to for years now.”

  7. 8 Washington St, Middlebury VT 05753

    3.8 Good 117 reviews

    “In a very small town it was lovely to find such a huge Shaw's with everything you ever want in the grocery store. The staff was actually quite friendly also which was a nice Plus”

  8. 25 Court St, Middlebury VT 05753

    4.3 Superb 5 reviews

  9. 1457 Lake Dunmore Rd, Goshen VT 05733

    3.2 Average 13 reviews

    “Convenient to grab snacks and some basic groceries while staying nearby. They also had a small selection of fishing gear, and some souvenir apparel. Pizza and ice cream were also available!”

  10. 1620 US-7, Leicester VT 05733

    3 Average 24 reviews

    “So very pleased with my experience with the new opening of the store....THE EMPLOYEE THAT WAS WORKING ON MY VISIT WAS MORE THAN EXCEPTIONAL!! VERY PATIENT, FRIENDLY, AND JUST RADIATED PEACEFUL, GROOVY VIBES🥊💥 THANK YOU I apologize for not asking you your name but I am waiting for the next time....A YOUNG MAN, THAT ABSOLUTELY IS THE REASON I WILL CHOOSE THIS STORE OVER ANY OTHER TO GIVE MY BUSINESS!!”

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